Q and A: Doug Michels, OraSure Technologies
Doug Michels, CEO of OraSure Technologies in Bethlehem, was named last month to the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS.
Mass spectrometry research at Duquesne U gets boost
Spectrometry research at Duquesne University is honored as an Agilent Center of Excellence.
Dentist with Philly ties, two PA firms create a new vibe for dental injections
The mere sight of that needle is enough to make patients squirm in their chairs. Fact is pain, or the mere prospect of an injection, keeps half of Americans away from the dentist.
This Foundry makes quality of life; now hiring entreprenuers
The Quality of Life Technology Foundry at Carnegie Mellon University commercializes adaptive products.
Pittsburgh's Thermal Therapeutics wins FDA approval
??Pittsburgh's Thermal Therapeutics wins FDA approval for new biomedical device.
Patients and MDs peek at same records with technology from UPMC, Google, dbMotion and Blackberry
Patients and doctors look at electronic medical records with technology from UPMC, Google, dbMotion and Blackberry.
Rebranding yields new name and spirit for SeventySix Capital
ETF Venture Funds has a new name, and it has as much to do with its location as it does the historic innovation and entrepreneurship it represents.
Simple is Better for Entrepreneurial Food Scientist
Malathy Nair left her career with a large food manufacturer to form Better Bowls, and she is trying to convince shoppers that her all-natural instant puddings and gelatin mixes are healthier and tastier.
Wyoming Valley native creates spotlight for environmental work
Brian Oram is helping the Pocono Northeast Resource Conservation and Development Council shine a light on its important work.
Philly's Ship Comes in at the Navy Yard
The historically diverse corporate campus is home to the unique, the untested and the unexpected. From Urban Outfitters to Heliosphera, companies are enjoying life on the 1,200-acre peninsula.